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riverblanche Member Since: 11 Apr 2019 Location: Retford'ish Posts: 438 |
Hi,
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8th Feb 2021 11:58 am |
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MRRover75 Member Since: 13 Jan 2017 Location: Sandnes Posts: 326 |
As far as I know, a FBH was fitted to all the FL2s exportet to colder climates like Norway, Sweden, Russia and Switserland. Its not installed in UK vehicles. Mine has one. Was not aware of this until someone told me and I discovered the exhaust tube at the back of the RH wheel arch.
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8th Feb 2021 1:21 pm |
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pfjths Member Since: 21 Sep 2009 Location: BA12 7JG Posts: 53 |
I had a FBH on my boat. I think they are basically all the same and originate from lorry cab heaters. Anyway I took mine to a lorry servicing centre and they knew exactly what to do to service it. I am guessing you could do the same. The cost was reasonable compared to boat or car servicing places! |
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8th Feb 2021 5:32 pm |
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GundogSD4 Member Since: 04 Dec 2019 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 478 |
Had that on my last FL1... never used it |
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8th Feb 2021 6:44 pm |
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simong_uk Member Since: 31 Jan 2014 Location: Sutton Coldfield Posts: 146 |
My starting point would be check the fuse - I had a FBH in one of my FL1 and it was great. There isn't much to them - fuel supply, glow plug and a signal from the ECU (or timer if fitted). USually get full of carbon / glow plug dies and it locks out.
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9th Feb 2021 8:17 am |
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